Ridiculous, or ingenious? A gym in the UK is using humans as weights, replacing dumbbells with people of all sizes. The owners of Gymbox gym in London say this makes visualization easier and lets people see their lifting goals in a whole new light.
"The human weights range from the 'Dainty Dwarf' 32-year-old Arti Shah, who weighs just 30kg (66.1lbs or 4.7 stone), up to the 'Super Human' weight of 37-year-old -- and 155kg -- Matt Barnard," according to Reuters.
If this catches on, this opens up a whole new job category. I can't imagine you'd need any type of education or work experience, and size will be an advantage, for both super tiny people and the overweight.
One of the dumbest jobs I've ever heard of!
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Human Weights
- The trend of using humans as weights in the gym, allowing for visualization and new lifting goals.
- Alternative Fitness
- The trend of exploring unconventional fitness methods like using humans as weights instead of traditional dumbbells.
- Body Inclusivity
- The trend of promoting acceptance and showcasing diverse body types through activities like using people of all sizes as gym weights.
Where This Applies
- Fitness
- The fitness industry can explore new workout methods and equipment that incorporate humans as weights, opening up opportunities for innovative fitness programs.
- Wellness
- The wellness industry can incorporate body positivity and inclusivity by adopting the concept of using people as weights, promoting self-acceptance and healthy body image.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can explore interactive experiences or shows that involve audience participation by using humans as weights, creating a unique and engaging form of entertainment.
